Antica Ceramica Unveils Kalakriti Tiles Inspired by Indian Artistry

02 May 2025 CW Team

Antica Ceramica has launched the Kalakriti Collection, a premium range of tiles that merges Indian cultural motifs with contemporary aesthetics. Named after the Sanskrit words for ‘art’ and ‘creation’, the Kalakriti tiles are crafted to appeal to architects and designers looking for emotional depth and design storytelling.

Each 60x60 cm tile features a polished glimmer surface, drawing from earthy tones and traditional patterns to create a sophisticated, heritage-inspired look. The collection is designed for applications ranging from residential walls and floors to commercial interiors and accent spaces.

Durability is a key highlight—Kalakriti tiles are bacteria-free, resistant to heat, chemicals and frost, and easy to clean and maintain. The collection is suited to modern lifestyles without compromising on aesthetic richness.

Antica Ceramica’s new offering invites professionals and décor enthusiasts alike to blend old-world charm with minimalism, crafting layered environments that are both rooted and refined. With Kalakriti, the company reinforces its commitment to innovation in surface design, offering tiles that serve as artistic canvases within everyday spaces.

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